OWSD Zimbabwe Chapter

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The Organization for Women in Science for the Developing World Zimbabwe National Chapter (OWSD ZNC) is a National organization launched in 2018 and based at the offices of The Zimbabwe Academy of Sciences

Photos from OWSD Zimbabwe Chapter's post 28/03/2024

OWSDZNC Partnered with Elevate Trust and hosted a Successful Women in Science , Innovation and Technology Conference

Our sincerest gratitude for the invaluable partnership with Elevate Trust in hosting our recent Women in Science conference. Your support and collaboration were instrumental in making the event a resounding success.

From the outset, it was evident that Elevate Trust shared our commitment to empowering and celebrating women in the scientific community. Your expertise, resources, and unwavering dedication played a pivotal role in ensuring that the conference exceeded expectations in every aspect.

The impact of our partnership was felt throughout the event, from the seamless coordination of logistics to the engaging programming and networking opportunities provided to attendees. Together, we created a platform that not only celebrated the achievements of women in science but also inspired future generations to pursue careers in STEM fields.

Moreover, our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion deeply resonated with the ethos of our conference. By amplifying diverse voices and perspectives, we were able to foster a more inclusive and equitable scientific community, setting the stage for meaningful progress and collaboration.

Photos from OWSD Zimbabwe Chapter's post 28/03/2024

Maranatha Science Outreach Program

Science outreach programs play a crucial role in society for several reasons:

Public Understanding of Science: Science outreach programs help bridge the gap between scientific research and the general public. They communicate complex scientific concepts in an accessible manner, fostering a better understanding of scientific principles, discoveries, and their relevance to everyday life.

Inspiring Future Scientists: These programs often target young people, igniting their curiosity and passion for science. By engaging them in hands-on activities, workshops, and demonstrations, outreach programs inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers, and innovators.

Increasing Diversity in STEM Fields: Science outreach efforts often aim to reach underrepresented groups, including women, minorities, and individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds. By promoting inclusivity and diversity in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics), these programs help address disparities and ensure that the scientific community reflects the broader population.

Addressing Misconceptions and Skepticism: In an era of misinformation and skepticism towards science, outreach programs play a crucial role in debunking myths, correcting misconceptions, and fostering trust in scientific evidence. By promoting critical thinking and scientific literacy, they empower individuals to make informed decisions about complex issues such as climate change, vaccination, and emerging technologies.

Community Engagement and Collaboration: Science outreach programs often involve partnerships between scientific institutions, schools, community organizations, and local businesses. These collaborations strengthen ties between the scientific community and the public, fostering a sense of shared responsibility for addressing societal challenges through scientific innovation.

Policy Advocacy and Science Communication: Outreach programs can also serve as platforms for advocating evidence-based policies and promoting science-informed decision-making at local, national, and global levels. By engaging policymakers, journalists, and the public, scientists can effectively communicate the importance of scientific research in shaping public policy and addressing pressing issues such as public health, environmental conservation, and technological innovation.

Lifelong Learning and Citizen Science: Science outreach programs provide opportunities for lifelong learning and citizen engagement in scientific research. Through citizen science projects, members of the public can actively contribute to scientific discovery, data collection, and monitoring efforts, fostering a sense of ownership and empowerment in the scientific process.

Overall, science outreach programs are essential for fostering a scientifically literate society, inspiring future generations of scientists, promoting diversity and inclusivity in STEM fields, and addressing societal challenges through evidence-based decision-making and public engagement with science.

Photos from OWSD Zimbabwe Chapter's post 28/03/2024

November 2022 Women in Science Conference and dinner

Throughout the conference, we witnessed a celebration of brilliance, resilience, and determination exemplified by the incredible women in our scientific community. From thought-provoking discussions to enlightening presentations, every contributions have illuminated the path forward for aspiring scientists and seasoned professionals alike.

The rich tapestry of experiences, perspectives, and expertise shared during the conference served as a testament to the indomitable spirit of women in science.

heartfelt appreciation to our esteemed speakers, panelists, sponsors, and volunteers for their invaluable contributions in making this event possible. Your dedication and support have been instrumental in creating an inclusive platform for dialogue, collaboration, and empowerment.

As we reflect on the insights gained and connections forged during the conference, let us carry forward the momentum and spirit of camaraderie into our respective fields. Together, we can continue to shatter glass ceilings, champion diversity and inclusion, and pave the way for future generations of women in science.

Photos from OWSD Zimbabwe Chapter's post 26/05/2022

Africa Day well spent. The Organization for Women in Science for the Developing World (OWSD) Zimbabwe National Chapter Science Outreach at Goromonzi High Schoo Official Page in Mashonaland East. Senior Scientists, Engineers inspiring the young girls to take up science.More women are needed in STEM.
We appreciate the support we got from Chinhoyi University of Technology University of Zimbabwe Bindura University of Science Education Trust, network, Harare Institute of Technology Sustenergy Pvt Ltd
Our presenters Weldone team
Blessing Nyamasoka-Magonziwa (PhD) Joy Makumbe (Pr. Eng) Charmaine Kahiya Kudzai Joy Gweshe Sarudzai Muyambo
All Glory to God Almighty for this successful event

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14/09/2021

Let’s talk mental health with Mrs Anna. Mental health issues have stirred concern in the society. Mental health includes our emotional, psychological and social wellbeing. It affects how we think, feel and act. Let’s talk about how to harness our emotions, handle stress, how to relate to others and make choices.

Don’t miss out this Wednesday for our talk.

Contact Amanda on 0786451175 for more details.

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25/08/2021

Dear colleagues,

The OWSDZNC executive committee will be hosting an inaugural writing buzz session on our ZOOM platform. During our Writing Buzz session all participants will be writing buddies, we will be working on different writing projects across disciplines, cultures and race. Feel free to join us. We will hold more such sessions, depending on the participants’ future needs. During a Writing Buzz session all participants will log onto ZOOM at the start of the session, and share their writing goals for the session. At the end of the session the participants will regroup and give a report of what they would have achieved. During the session members are free to stay logged onto the ZOOM session. This makes it easy for each writing buddy to keep tabs on their own progress. The inaugural session will be on Wednesday 1 September 2021. You can contact the admin Amanda Muza Nhunzvi on +263786451175 for further details.

27/07/2021

Good morning Ladies and Gentlemen

Lets talk horticulture this Wednesday. Get to know how to succeed in the horticulture business. We are privileged to host an expert in Horticulture and business consultancy.

Join us this Wednesday same time, same place.

For more details contact Amanda on +263 786451175

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20/07/2021

Good afternoon Ladies and Gentlemen. We have another exciting topic tomorrow on our WhatsApp platforms. Join us for an educative talk on Data Privacy with Mrs Mukabeta.

For more details contact Amanda on+263 786451175

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08/07/2021

We are thrilled to announce that Fortunate Mlilo Farirai(Zimbabwe), (Egypt), Hasin Anupama Azhari (Bangladesh) & (Ecuador) have been elected as Regional Members for OWSD Ex. Board (2021-2025). Congratulations!!! And a big thank you to all our members who voted!

Congratulations to our own Zimbabwe National Chapter Chair Mlilo Farirai for raising the flag up high. We are proud of you. You have set the pace for young scientists and keep being an inspiration to young scientists. Enjoy the new journey you are embarking in.

We will always support you.
Regards

OWSD Zimbabwe National Chapter team

25/06/2021

Ladies and Gentlemen

On the 30 th of June 2021, the OWSD Zimbabwe National Chapter will be hosting a Scientific Writing Workshop focusing on the topic, “ Reference Management Using Mendeley Software”.

Join the talk on Zoom next Wednesday from 17:00- 19:00pm.
Share the information on all social media platforms.

The Zoom link will be shared prior to the event.

For more information contact Amanda Muza on +263 786451175.

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23/06/2021

Congratulation OWSDVPs

Introducing the OWSD Vice Presidents for 2021-2025! We are very pleased to announce that Olubukola Oluranti Babalola, Huda Basaleem, and Atya Kapley have been re-elected for Africa, the Arab region, and Asia Pacific, respectively, while Kleinsy Bonilla has been elected for Latin America & the Caribbean. For more info, see: https://owsd.net/news/news-events/owsd-vice-presidents-elected-2021-2025

15/06/2021

Good morning Ladies and Gentlemen. We have an exciting discussion tomorrow with Dr Danai Zhou. Her topic is “ Creating and maintaining an online presence”.

Share the flyer and invite people to join the talk. Contact Amanda on 0786451175 for more information.

11/05/2021

On the 12th of May 2021, OWSD Zimbabwe National Chapter will be engaging in a conversation with Dr Nyoni on "Biotechnology and product development in Zimbabwe". This is a very crucial topic. Join us this Wednesday on our whatsapp platform as we discuss the topic. For more information do not hesitate to contact the Administrator on +263 771 847238. we can

04/05/2021

This Wednesday we will be touching on drug abuse and our special guest is Mutsa Makaka.

Lets fight drug abuse together. Join us this Wednesday for our talk on drug abuse.

For more information contact Amanda Muza on +263 771 847 238

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13/04/2021

Empower another woman. Mentor young girl and help them become a better version of themselves. Join us this Wednesday for a talk on empowering another woman.

For more information contact Amanda Muza on +263 771 847 238.

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06/04/2021

Good evening Ladies and Gentlemen. Join us on the 7th of April 2021 for a talk on Digital resources and referencing managers. This is a crucial topic. Do not miss it.

For more details contact Amanda on +263771 847 238

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30/03/2021

Good morning Ladies and Gentlemen
Let us talk about taking good care of your skin. Know your skin type and know how to take care of it. Join us this Wednesday at 13:30 for our talk on Basic skin care.

Contact Amanda Muza on +263 771 847238

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23/03/2021

Be the change you want to see in the world. We have an exciting topic tomorrow being shared by Miss Constancia Chiwera. Tune in to our Wednesday Science talk and share your views on the topic.

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09/03/2021

Your health is your wealth. Regardless of what you do, regular exercise and physical activity is the path to health and well-being. Exercise burns fat, builds muscle, lowers cholesterol, eases stress and anxiety, lets us sleep restfully.

Join us this Wednesday as we discuss on health and fitness. Our special guest is Alaina Suliwa.

For more information contact Amanda Muza on +263771847238.

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02/03/2021

OWSD Zimbabwe National Chapter would like to present our Wednesday guest speaker Miss Rumbidzai Mukori. She is a nutritionist and health management expect. She is going to be presenting on a crucial topic: "Nutrition in the Era of Covid 19 within Africa".

If interested inbox Amanda Muza Administrator for OWSD Zimbabwe National Chapter on +263771 847 238.

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Zimbabwe Academy Of Science
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Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
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